Philosophically speaking I don't think you know what the word resolved means.

Philosophically speaking I fail to see why the protests should be made illegal because there's absolutely nothing to stop these morons from protesting something that happens to be very close to a funeral, the specific church that the funeral is held at, for instance.

Philosophically speaking I don't think you realise that a debate about ethics, law and morality can contain any mother******* ************ examples of ******* philosophy because if those **** ****** philosophers have taught us absolute ******** anything it's that ***** like the ******* ***** with ********** morals and ********* up attempts at morality know precisely **** all about morality, ethics or philosophy.

Self censorship, all the cool kids are doing it!

You want to talk philosophy about how dumb people are. Ok. I think therefore I am. They lack thought, therefore they do not exist. They don't exist there's nothing to outlaw. Case closed.

You challenged me. If you honestly expected me to pass up the challenge and give you the points or however this system works simply because to argue in the precise format that you wanted was a bit more awkward than usual and my reply didn't seem to completely agree with what you were prepared for then you really really don't know me very well.

I told you precisely why they shouldn't be prohibited. That to do so wouldn't sway these people even one bit, it would be a legislative waste of time, a method of appeasing bereaving families temporarily, but the time spent making such legislaon could have been better spent actually combating the problem rather than just putting down a flimsy barrier and hoping that'll stop them. These people are not exactly the humane type and they have beef with the Government as it is. Give them a reason to go further and they will go further. Try reading my post again. If it hurts your eyes then have someone else read it for you. Or you could try throwing holy water on it but that'd just mess with your computer.